Fra Angelico's Virgin of the Pomegranate: from a private collection to The Prado museum, its due home, thanks to the present day duke of Alba (yes, it is a real person). (I was so surprised to hear this piece of news, I had been lucky to see this painting and after initial speechlessness followed by some ohs, ahhs, wows, OMGs... I could not stop repeating to myself "this should be in The Prado")
The Hug, by Juan Genovés to the Congress building
(I would like to conduct a world survey: Does this painting inspire any feelings to you?
If so, what kind? )
Ceiling frescoes of Saint Nicholas Church in Valencia restored. Judge for yourself if they deserve the nomination as "Spain's Sixtine Chapel")
The exhibition showcases the work of over 120 African artists and creators and illustrates how design fuels economic and political changes. Making Africa speaks, from Africa, of a new continent “under construction” and places emphasis on its possibilities over its problems.
“Thinking about the future means thinking about our possibilities in the world. The future belongs to Africa, because it seems to have happened everywhere else already.”Okwui Enwezor, Consulting Curator of Making Africa
annnnndddd:
Bosch. The 5th Centenary Exhibition
El Prado Museum, 31.05.2016 - 11.09.2016
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